El Segundo, CA
Basketball Courts in El Segundo
7 places to play, from free park courts to rec center and community gyms. 2 have an indoor option and 1 have lights.
- locations
- 7
- courts
- 14
- indoor
- 2
- lighted
- 1
- in parks
- 2
Parks, rec centers and gyms with basketball courts in El Segundo
Popular places to play include Bay Club and Recreation Park. Tap Near me to sort every court by distance from you.
Outdoor / covered Indoor gym
7 locations
- Bay ClubGym / sports center · Manhattan VillageIndoor1 court
- Recreation Park Basketball CourtsPark · Tree SectionOutdoor2 courtsLightsAcrylic
- El Segundo High School Basketball CourtSchool · Lair PortOutdoor1 court
UCLA Health- Home of the LakersGym / sports center · Lair PortIndoor1 court Del Aire Park Basketball CourtPark · Del AireOutdoor1 court Center Street Elementary School Basketball CourtsSchool · Lair PortOutdoor4 courts Richmond Street Elementary Basketball CourtsSchool · Tree SectionOutdoor4 courts
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Where can I play basketball in El Segundo?
Popular places to play include Bay Club and Recreation Park Basketball Courts. We list 7 locations in El Segundo with 14 courts: 2 in public parks, 2 with an indoor option, and 1 with lights.
Are there free indoor basketball courts in El Segundo?
Indoor options include Bay Club and UCLA Health- Home of the Lakers. Most charge a membership or day fee, so check with each before you go.
Which parks have basketball courts in El Segundo?
2 parks in El Segundo have basketball courts. The biggest include Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Park courts are free and first-come, first-served.
Where can I play basketball at night in El Segundo?
1 locations have lights, including Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Lights usually follow park hours, so check what's posted on site.
Can I play on school basketball courts in El Segundo?
3 of the locations here are at schools. Most schools close their grounds during school hours and don't publish public-use times, so park courts are the safer bet.